Numbering System:
	The old section of the cemetery in the northeast corner has not been platted. This section is numbered
	section 99. To give some order to this section, I have numbered the graves starting at the northwest
	corner of this section, which is just east of the east/west drive furthest east, and at the east end of the
	iron fence along the road. The plot in the northwest corner of this section is grave number 1. Grave 2 is
	directly south of Grave 1, and the numbers run in increasing order running south to the end of this
	row, which is number 43. I then returned to the north end of the section and moved over one row to the
	east and started numbering this row with number 44. The numbers again run south in increasing order
	to number 86. I then moved over one row to the east and picked up from that point, and so forth and so
	on until I came to the east fence. There are 15 rows moving from west to east, with 43 plots running
	north to south. I have marked the locations of stones with a number shaded black. The numbers shaded
	red indicate there is no stone. Note though that evidence indicates there are bodies buried at almost every
	four foot increment all the way across this section of the cemetery, whether there is a stone or not.
	The plats or lots in Sections 1, 2 and 3 are in approximately 18 foot square blocks. Records indicating
	exact locations of bodies in these blocks were destroyed when the storage shed burned many years ago.
	There may be up to ten bodies in each block, and there is not a lot of order to the burials within the blocks.
	Generally, these blocks are divided between east half and west half. The blocks are generally ordered
	starting at the east end moving west, at or near the northeast corner of the section. When you get to the west
	end of that row, the numbers then move south one block and start back east again, until the west end
	is reached. This zig zag pattern is continued until the section ends at its south end.
	The plats or lots in Section 5 and Section 6 have more logical order than the older sections by the road.
	The blocks start at the northeast corner and run west to the west end of the section, then they go to the
	south and run back east in the zig zig pattern mentioned earlier. But the blocks themselves are in much
	better order. The blocks are twenty square feet, give or take a little bit. There are ten plots in each block,
	with two rows of five plots each (north to south) at the west end and in the middle of the block. The west
	end of each block contains a four foot buffer strip or walkway where there are no plots or bodies.
	Each section is marked with a small marker stone in the northeast corner.
	Each block in Sections 5 and 6 looks like this:
	5	5			5	5
	4	4			4	4		20
	3	3			3	3		Feet
	2	2			2	2
1	1	1		2	1	1
	Eight Feet	Eight Feet	Four Feet		Eight Feet	Eight Feet	Four Feet
		NORTH				NORTH
	The plots in Sections 4, 7 and 17 run from north to south. These are the sections to the east and to
	the west of the last north/south drive to the west and to the east of the cemetery.
	Section Nine is not laid out like Section Six. The lot numbers start in the northwest corner, near the drive,
	and run directly south to the south drive. These are lots one to six. Each lot has five graves, numbered
	from north to south. Lot number seven starts east of lot number one, and runs to the south drive to lot
	number twelve. Each row then moves over to the east of the previous row, with six lots of five graves in
	each row. Note also that the rows do not line up with the rows in Section Six.
	Section Eleven is laid out like Section Nine.